The New Egg Farm Or the Management of Poultry On a Large Scale for Commercial
The New Egg Farm Or the Management of Poultry On a Large Scale for Commercial
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The ' sitters will run around with persistent activity the most of the time, whether the feed shelves are worked or not. Finely cut dried clover rowen or nicely cured corn fodder early in the season, or some sort of green vegetable stuff later, and gravel, must be in the yards for all, both layers and sitters. When the birds have had time enough for eat- ing, the doors of passages to sitters' nests are put in the 94 AN" EGG FARM.
first position, held open by the figure 4's, the shaft and arms b...eing left at the second position, with the cords slack so that the sitters can spring the traps, and the attendant's presence is now no longer necessary. The gates, G, G, G, G, should not be opened to let the layers out until about sundown, so as to give the sitters plenty of time to return to their nests, and so as to prevent FIG. 31. ROW OF NESTS SEEN FROM BELOW.
birds among the layers having broody inclinations from taking possession of nests belonging to the sitters.
Figure 31 shows the convenience for the attendant's work at the nests, the view being taken from the sunken alley and giving the position of a row of nests on one side, the bottom of the nests being two and one-half feet higher than the ground at the bottom of the alley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ' sitters will run around with persistent activity the most of the time, whether the feed shelves are worked or not. Finely cut dried clover rowen or nicely cured corn fodder early in the season, or some sort of green vegetable stuff later, and gravel, must be in the yards for all, both layers and sitters. When the birds have had time enough for eat- ing, the doors of passages to sitters' nests are put in the 94 AN" EGG FARM.
first position, held open by the figure 4's, the shaft and arms b...eing left at the second position, with the cords slack so that the sitters can spring the traps, and the attendant's presence is now no longer necessary. The gates, G, G, G, G, should not be opened to let the layers out until about sundown, so as to give the sitters plenty of time to return to their nests, and so as to prevent FIG. 31. ROW OF NESTS SEEN FROM BELOW.
birds among the layers having broody inclinations from taking possession of nests belonging to the sitters.
Figure 31 shows the convenience for the attendant's work at the nests, the view being taken from the sunken alley and giving the position of a row of nests on one side, the bottom of the nests being two and one-half feet higher than the ground at the bottom of the alley.
What to read after The New Egg Farm Or the Management of Poultry On a Large Scale for Commercial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Hudson Stoddard to read onlineMoreLess
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